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Bangladesh protests as ousted PM Hasina addresses media via live link from India

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Bangladesh has expressed strong outrage after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina participated in a live media interaction from New Delhi. The Bangladeshi government repeatedly referred to Hasina as a 'convicted genocider' and 'convicted mass murderer' in its official response. Authorities objected to India allowing Hasina to hold the virtual public appearance. The incident has heightened tensions between Bangladesh and India over the presence of the ousted leader on Indian soil.

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